Why does notes remove the cursor when it updates

Hello Everyone,
I just downloaded the new Mountain Lion OS and I was excited about the syncing capability of the notes and reminders. After some effort I was able to get the notes to sync on my mac book and my Iphone. The problem is that after typing one work the bar at the top says updating, and it removes the cursor from the notes writing area. I have to click to get the cursor to appear again and then continue typing my note. This happens so frequently that it pretty much makes the app too annoying to use. Has anyone else run into this issue? Have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Scott

Scott,
Hopefully, it's just a transient problem with the iCloud account. You might wait awhile and see if it goes away.
If it does persist, you might want to get in touch with iCloud support to see if they can shed any light on what the problem might be. To me it seems like the problem is on their end, not yours.
http://www.apple.com/support/icloud/contact/
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